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There is a difference in beliefs and play between you and op. OP may believe that some restriction of personal choices for the greater good (women choosing educ
by soared 5y ago
There is a difference in beliefs and play between you and op. OP may believe that some restriction of personal choices for the greater good (women choosing education, careers, etc over selling their bodies) is justifiable. You may not believe that.
In reality the laws provide a mix of the two. You can say almost anything you want, but you can’t yell fire in a movie theatre. Similarly, you maybe can sell anything you want, but selling your body may be a net negative for society.
- tastyfreeze 5y agoI understand there is a difference in beliefs. That is why I wrote my comment, to offer a different perspective to the conversation. There are enough people on the planet that we do not need to restrict personal choices for the greater good beyond the golden rule. I don't want to tell somebody what they can and can't do because I don't want others telling me the same. I will do what I want to satisfy Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and I am not going to stop others from doing the same as long as there is no force involved.